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CURIOUS COMBINATIONS

j. " said the Emperor William +, r.,
peace. That's the way we feel abon,
1t. Bot If war must come our s,oek OF
sympathy will be found unimpaired.
\; O. shelnu,t, who was hanged
nearly 10 death twice in .Iackon county.
georgia several weeks ago, is now in
Atlanta, and bears testimony 10 the fact
that death by hanging is perfectly pain
iess' lie says: People think that
hanging Is most horrible and painful
death, but toll you it i, not. There is
no pam about 1t and man can die
mighty easy"
General Beale, Of Washington is one
oil the largest landed proprietors in the
United States. His cattle ranch. Teiou
embraces $50, 900 acres, 80 miles north
OF Los Angeles, Cal, upon which are
$4,000 head OF cattle and horses. lie
has farm Of several hundred acres
eight miles from Washington. where he
has stud Of blooded stock. lie also
possesses a large estate IN Chester, Pa.
a curiosity has been taken by Pierce
City, Missouri, man from his well. II il
living fish about inches in length
The external markings are those OF a
cathsh, but there are no feelcrs about The
mouth. The little creature is almost
colorless, the red blood showing
through tho translucent Aesn. II does
DOT seem to have eyes, though It is hard
TO decide whether it has or not.
Former Sub Treasurer Thomas G. Ac-
ton met reporter in Wall street the
other day aud said "For 10 wears
have hunted nigh and low TO find the
reason Tor tri < p guns as national
salute, not only in this, but in other
countries | applied TO the Army and
Navy Departments for the inform alton.
and was told that it was regulation
knew that before then asked judge
Charlcs L. DAILY, who knows about
everything that is worth knowing. and
Judge Daily couldn't help me. What
want TO know is, why are 81 guns ALWAYS
fired for national salutei"
During the recent exciting debate of
the army bill, in the German ImpeIial
Parliament, Prince Bismarck related the
tol owing bit OF inside history regarding
the acquisition OF a etz. In 1871. TO
speak frankly, I was not inclined toltake
Metz. | was then for the linguistic
boundary. But made inquiries OF the
military authorities before / finally de-
cidcd. 1t was NJ. Theirs, if you will
permit me the historic episode, who said
to me: we can only yield one, either
Beliort or Metz. If you claim both, we
will not conclude peace at present At
that time l was quite anxious about the
interference OF neutral Powers, and had
been thinking for some months that we
should receive communication from
them. was urgently DESTROYS that
Theirs should not be compelled to return
to Bordeaux in order to retract the
peace. / therefore discussed the matter
with our military authorities, and espc
cially with my friend, Won Moltke. who
is now seated in front of me- Can we
agree to reuounce one Of tho twoY |
asked, and received the answer: Bel.
fort, yes. But Metz is worth 100. 900
men. Tue question then, is this. wheth
er we are willing to DO 100, 900 men
weaker against the French or not, in
case war breaks out again Theroupon
| said: Let US take Metz
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07
Tho Famous HumoristTeIIs How Profess
SCR LOiscttc Taught Him 10 linz
grove Ills Memory.


The succeys which Prof ssor I,oisette,s Nom.
ory school, NO. ~ Firm Ave. y. Y. ia meet
ing does not occasion any surprise to those e.
quslnted with its advantages and tho hearty
Enforcement given by prominent mon 10 tho
Professors methods ~ improy ng the memorv
a g guarantee that these advantages win
loon necelne known lar and wide. Professor
l;3l'ette is doing a noble WORK for the nctrop.
pit 20. exc pro eSSCrS generally and tic al
Hhonh lISsit ians OF the country are i'm Leart,
accord with Pc essor Loisette. Nritcrs inv,
ytts' mu'lCians ana representatives OF all
clhsses, boih professional ant business men.
pupils IN tue scHO' or arc learning IS cor.
Ifepo idchcc, ana arc quir ky dir covering WIN
they nave never before understood how re-
IenllNe tho memory may 10 made ono ca
son Is mat he u -cs 40 machinery 10 a / ic.
or other devices Of artiac al syst-us Mark
an mas been pupil o, the Pro. .ssor and
ms IA what he 'Rys stou. M: PROBES or
I'oisc'te ala not create mcmu-s for me. n,
Ntthh or the kind. And vet ne tel for ~, ,,j,1t
,mDWtfd 10 the same thing hs proved 10 me
ma Already hdt n memory, tLir.. which |
Nhs nor swnr' OF TN then. had b..orc been
loie' ike most people. TO store up nnI lose
h'pg' the dark cell n Of my memory, bur bl
hn,lcd me hg"t0 ightt p me CrIjr. n isthediE
erence, 10 change tho figure. bet cen hay mo
money where you can't oleCt 1t, and having Il
~ EoT pocket The information cost me- hui
''N'' yet value II a n UrodiRiouS ngure"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07
THE CROP REPOnr
Advi"cs from Winter-wheat-G Grow
ing Sections More Favorable.

HhNi'cs from Wintcr-Wheat-G Grow
ing Sections More Favorable
The reports from the winter-whelt- grow.
'ng States are still OF favorable tenor. the
majority OF the returns Indicating thai th,
fall sown grain is in the full average OF con.
dition. The weather continues dry IN Mis-
souri, and Kansas, and there is a great lack
OF Moisture, particularly in the last-named
state, but as yet toe crop has not been
seriously injured on this account over
any widely distributed area. In Mich,
gan aud Wisconsin large portions Of the
state are stih under snow, and in Grand Ira,
verse county, Michigan the wheat fields are
reported TO be- covered with two inches Of
snoT. Returns from 26 counties OF Illinois
report the win e. wheat as looking fair 10
good, while in four counties the crop rs look,
ing badly Freezing winds during the week
had bad effect on wheat throughout the en-
tire State Fifteen Indiana counties make
.avorah.e returns, and iu two cJunues.-
Adams and DsKa,b-.he situation Is describ
ed as bad. TIE general tenor 4
the reports from Kansas are more en-
oouragiug The prosp-c's 81 fair
70 good yield IS reported i'm Bourbon.
Brown, Clay, Cow'ey, Davis. Dickinson.
DJugass EE. p lsw5rth, Harper. Montgom-
cry, Norton, Reno Rush. Pratt and Wood.
son cou1ties, but cOmpIa MS Of dry welther
are made 10y al spondents. Ia Mitchell
county The pr respect Be- poor Favorable re
ports are made from fourteen Missouri c9un-
hes and The outlook IS described o. disc0ur-
'ginS be only one B.ntou-7f those report
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

Iho alarm over tho importation Of
Australian rabbits was grouudless. The
steamer arrived without any Of the ani
mails that have proved 20 destructive 10
crops IN the colonies. In fact, says q
San francisco correspondent, the rcpor;
OF their shipment was canard. invented
by hr. auckland, the editor OF the Sau
francisco Merchant" who thought /.
would DC good time to excite discus
SION on the subject. His plan succeeded.
as tho report aroused great indignation
IN the press, and led TO a resolution or
The subj ect in the Legislature.
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So 600 ron AklNn.s nEAn


The 'hiursc ENaspcr1tc1 Against the
Hawaiian Ruler
Captain h.'u Tough. who arrived at San
Frauoser few days ag5 ia r,mmaoI ~ THE
brig William O. Irwin from tls s1ndular
Islands related remarkable story of Obi
nsse enm ~ against Kux Ktnsul H.
states chat certain Chinese Grm paid q.
bri.e ~ $4,000 taa ul#ve officer b9'dng
% high position f1 seeIe hIs Influence hi.
Obtaining The exclusive right o. cell
opium boz zoe HauaHan Kingdom and that
Enc Chinese firm Bro erection hUeI h. secure
The prz. They then demanded o. return of
The bride which was re-1,eI M.C1Youzt
state. Cha. Gao Chinese have aaeI r.t o.
'Dhm '1 VIVA. they cons der a1 outrage
snd when hs Iaf. tae walls ofHan,au we're
covered with ffrIHl. Iu CaIns.a oTerr.
reward % % oJI 'ar che head ,tK King Fs
lakut ftsta.i t... Goo guards have BEE.
doubled about tne palace
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Red"ced 10 Skeletoa By Disea,e, and Re.
s'orea 10 HealM toiM DE-. Par.

Wilson, Niagara Co, y. Y.
CENTLES,FH:--In April, 1883, was pros
rated by severe attack OF inaammatorv
rheumatism aud was confined TO nv bed forr
months was attended by tho best medical
kill, but rapidly grew worse until wos -
mced 70 q mere skeleton.
Tho disease had gone to my lungs and to the
region OF my heart, and was finally give,
"p by the physicians, who said could 1.-Two
but few hours nt most. and that nil tbev
could do was TO mako me as easy as possible
by killing tho pain by frequent in ioctions o.
morphine. was finally advised by friend
20 toko Dr. Pardoo's Rheumatic Remedy
Upon being asked as to giving it to me. the
physician said; 81 have no faith in n,ton,
medicines, but give it to him: it will not hurt
him.n
was then so near dead that my limbs were
.oid below tho knees, and a numb sensation
pagan 70 creep over my body, and suffered
Win great pain in my chest and about my
heart After had taken tho first few dose,
experienced moro pain than before fo, II
seemed TO drive the pain from tho vital parts
coward tho eTtremites / continued TO taLo
IL according 70 directions Four days after
the physician who gave mo up called to SEQ
me and said was much better. In about
Tour weeks / could sit up; then gained
very fast and became as well as ever.
CHAS. o. BARNUM
Brother Of d. C. Bamum, Attorney. 1916
Powers Block, Rochester, to whom persons
can refer
ASK your druggist for DR.. Parrlee's Remedy
ana take no other. Price, 81 per bottle; six
bottles, So
Fardcc Medicine Co. Rocbe.t,,. y "
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"Tho Slough ofDe.pond,oc,,,

Ia which You are wallowLg, on account OF
tho'e disease peculiar g you. madam, aud
WI have bed you OF the rosy hue oi
nooI u, ana made life n burden TO you, on
can easily get Ia. Of. Or. PieTce's "Fayoritc
ilescrpuon, will free you from Nil such
troubles, and soon recall the rOsc-tint OF
health e your check, and the ella. city TO your
step. IL Is most reflect specific for all tho
Weaknesses and II. csularitics peCul ar TO y oar
ssS. u cures liberation, d!spiut ementS, I'm.
ternal feyer,' bearing down crsatIous re-
moves the tendency 10 CRnccrous affections
and corrects all unnatural discharges By
druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

The Rus ians have a new explosive
which goes ell with Il times the de
structive power Of powder. Thus sci
cncc every day appros ches nearer n tru,
representation OF the feelings Of MAJ
when no work in the English language
is sufficiently strong TO do duty as a We
hicle for his emotions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

cures nausea, weakness OF stomach. indi-
Bceuon, hlOQflng and Cructatiuns Of gas
a. q soothing ANA strengthening
ncrFtnc' FavOrte Prescription is un-
'luqilcd and De- Invaluable boz nllayinp aud
tuhdulug nervous nN.ifuhilIty, irrItahify.
'Nnausiou, pr1etfHtiuu. hyrtcria. Epngmq
ono othNr distressing nervous FymufOuq
commonly attendant upon functional aud
organic disease Of n womb. ~ induces
refreshing sleep ana relieves mental nux-
I"tF and dDrroudrUrr
ar ttCrt ~ t'-f Cstfr prcaCrIpafou
~ n IcgitiWnt. urtuiriuC, carefully
compounded hy 1u experienced ana ekiIml
physician. and uduptld tn woman IS delicate
organization. lt is purely vegetable boz fa
fg'npos ton aud perfectly harmless bon It-
tHUCfe in nnV condition of the system
"tavOritc Prcscri pfiOu" is ~ POSE
ttt cure Tor the most complicated and
nh-iinHt" cusrs Uf lcunuIrhra or "whifoe"
excessive lowing ut monthly periods pain.
Iui iuru1truaiIuu. unnatural fururteeiOra
Ir'HIthr nr falling 90 fhn womb. weak
back. irmule weakness uufovcrsiou rc.
ifnNrr-ipu, hruriuv-drwu sensations. phrYu.
ig congestion. inflammation ard uIcorufiuu
gi ihN womb. inflammation. pain and feu.
nffn'e boo nraricf accompanied with boo.
'"rnaI beat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

Young or mildleaged men suffering from
nervous debility, loss OF memory premature
OLD age, as tho res ult OF bad habits, shouldse d
~ cent in stamps or illustrated book Offering
sure means Of cure. Address Worlds DisDcu-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, y. Y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

A new comic opera is said to hav,
made great hit in Vienna. From thi
VIC infer that the ballet IS given more
opportunity TO snow itself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07
A PronrnbIe Inrc,tmrnt

Can be made In postal card, II il is usel Il
seud your address on 10 haliett S Co, Port
land, Me, no can furnish you work that you
can do and i've at home, wherever you are
ioCato1; few there are who cannot earn over
50 per day, and some have made over $50
Capital not required; you are started free
Either sex; all ages. All particulars free
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

John Rrskin had an income Of $1,000 on
OF his books las. year
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In pregnancy, Favorite Prescription ."
is mothers cordial relieving nausea.
weakness Of stomach and other distressing
symptoms common 90 that condition. in
rs use IS kept up in the latter months on
CESSATION, 70 SO prepares The system for DO
livery as 10 greatly lessen. and many Nmeg
almost entirely do away with tho sudernRa
OF thHt irving ordeal
"EavOrito Prescriptions when taken
in connection With the use Of DR. piprcc'e
Golden Medical Discovery, and small lara-
tive doses ri Dr. PicrcC's purpafivc pcIlcfa
IIttIr Liver PITS. cures Liver Kidney and
bladder diseases. Their combined use also
removes blood tanta. and abOlshcs cam
corous and tcroiuious humOrs from tho
system
"Favorite Prescription - is the only
medicine for women sold hy druprieta
under r. positive guarantee. from do
manufacturers. that 10 Will give eafiefoc-
u'n iu every case. 0r money win be- re-
FUNDED. This guarantee has hocn printed
'h thc hottlc-Umppor. and faithfully car.
iI'o nut Tor WnlN years Large bottles
lp. doses 800, or six bottles Tor
80 Send Cen rruts in stamps for Dr.
fi'rccs large. Illustrated Treatise 00O
pages ON Diseases uf Women.
F, 8G3 Vain street. TsgHraTn. N
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

II you have tumor. tor tumOr syrnptorns)
ANGER orconccr symptoms. ScrofulR, Erysipo-
as Salt-Hhcum, Chronic weaknesses. Nervous
cs, or other complaints-Dr. kilmer's FE-
ALE ItEMEDN VIII cnrrerL and cure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

Archibald Forbes has signed 70 lecture 30
times in the United States next season.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07
nARKTwAIN AND PROF. LOIsETrr

1t is said tn there are 60, 90 women far
mers in Ireland
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COMMERCIAL REVIEW,
SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION
Remarkably Large business During
the Past Mouth-The Course
OF Prices ina Leading
Products.

II. G. Dun & Co., in their weekly trad,
review say
With three inches OF snow in Virginia,
roads in many sections almost impossible,
and Canada railroads blocked by drifts. dis.
tnbution of products is difficult But foi
the extraordinary demand to anticipate the
Interstate act, and its change OF rates, this
retarding weather would have bsen more Sc.
riously felt. As it is, dry goods and boot aud
shoe dealers complain that from regions bur
led in the snow small orders come for suns
mer clothing, and deep mud and bad roals
I'm many States arrest movements Of produce.
The business II the pas. month has been re
markedly large, not only az New York and
Boston, but Chicago reports a phenomenal
trade, aud other cities as we'll Largely this
business has been in anticipation OF demand,
Ter sixty days - come or more. Heace IL
is scarcely possible that noteworthy un
seaSonable reaction should not be felt
THE INTERSTATE ACT.
The opinion grows that the Iuterstate act
will help the railroads rather than commerce.
Its evident tendency is TO cause lower charges
on local traffic, which is the smaller, aud
higher charges on the long through traffic,
which for important roads is the larger
Neither uncertainty nor activity in markets
under such circumstances indicate much for
the future
Whe't has risen over l cent, with sales OF
100000 bushels for the week. Exports
continue heavy. Corn, oats, oil and pork
products, sugar and tea have scarcely chang
cd. with moderate dealings Coffee has ad.
vanccd y cent. Cattle and wool are weaker,
with tin and copper. Cotton has doomed,
with sales of ,OoS 2)o bales at New York in
six days. Print cloths are barely 3. 80 cents.
with only 16S,O,O pieces in sight, against
l,5si,0C0 pieces two years ago.
IRON MARKET DULLER
Iron is weaker at Philadelphia and Pitts,
hurgh. The collapse Of the coal combina
ton, and higher and fixed rates for trans
porting coal, do not encourage consumers.
Whether the bank c'earings, outside Of New
York ranging above last years, indicate more
than n temporary activity cannot yet be
judged. But the great reduction Of rates on
Canadian canals for shipmens TO Canadian
ports, AMI the attitude OF the Grand Trunk
toward other trunk lines, foreshadow sharper
composition between Canadian and New
York foTwarding merchants, as other new
arrangements indicate manufacturing de
Yelopment in Canada. The new Mexican
tariff promises larger traffic ia thatdrection
after Juy l.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

RoYALGLUE mends ANYTHING. Broken Chi
ma, Glass, Wood, Free Walls at Drugs and Gro.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

Relief is immediSte. and a cure sure, PIso'.
Remedy for Catarrh. so cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac
Ihompson's Eye-watcr. Druggists sell a,
&c. per bottle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

DR.. SnRe's Catarrh Remedy cures whom every
ether s0-called remedy fails
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THE MONEY MARKET.

with April settlements over, large
amounts of money usually returned hither,
and this year the amount at Boston has been
unusually large, dividends payable there
reaching S72, Gj2, O4s, against S7,OGI.1lI last
year Money hos ranged from three to eight
per cent. for TIE week, but operation, to
cause stringency will now be increasingly
difficult every day, unless an unusual outga
OF money should set in, as in 1884 in place
OF the return customary in April
The fai uoes during the first quarter OF 1857
were smaller than 81 - or 81. tut the az
gregate of liabilities was larger than last
yesr, not because Of general enlargins Of
heavy indebtedness, but because few unu.
Sually heavy failures We're iac.uieI. Til.
TAI nres in the last seven days number for
the U1i'ei States, 1876 for Canada, 27-.o.aI
P.3. compared with 30 last weel, and pa
Tor the corresponding week OF last year.
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| $500
| THROWN Away.
The GREATEST
| EARTHLY Boon.

Tho Favoritc Prcscri
poor suffering wOincl
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NNAhY nEDIOAL AseOrIATInN. n,
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TREATING a. MROMG nIsEAsE-

mont OF myself and friends. j can now b
attending 10 the duties OF my household.
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w -''v''1'Il' 90 KochestCr. T. Y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNSCRUPULOUS PER
sons rave rep esel te ! 10 eur detri-
m Mt that we manufacture only cheap
so-Ps in ecti9nasly conveying the idea
thRi our SOAPS a.e OF poor quality, when
SUCH Is y 7 THE CASE Tho Oh N enc
sense OF the wol d our soaps a. e cheap. the
pur 'ha e. il getting more soap Of a supe-
risF quality than OF -srfaia higher pTicf q
sos =. We N ke ali Z AIDES OF uB ry
and hou ehol soaps, and prcially recon-
men our WESTERN QUEEN SAVON
81 1it8b @ for all u-eS and lwavs giving
satssfa ton. Be ause Of the thor onzbnsss
with which this sap e'eanses do not
think that il Injuries the clothing We
guarantee satisfaction tmoney re unded II
nther wisel and that II viii not hurt thu
hands or injure the most delicate fabric.
DO You vi h = build mp yeur hf me in
dustresi II so. you viii find us deserving
81 your pltronsge. Insist upon tbs use OF
only this SOAP In your household. Ask
your grocer for il and take no other than
the Western Queen Savon. We ask you
a. a fsyoc due - your home indu tries TO
puTGh sc ere box Of this soap and give Il
a ho-ough trial.
FEE SEATTLE SOAP co.
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About one haIf Of the newspapers in The
United States have recently contained
pictures Of General Boalaneer, and u Il
an extraordinary fact that each picture
has been different from all the others,
There have been small featured, smooth
faced Boniangers, black eyed. big mus
taehed BoulanReu. fierce, heavily
bearded Boulanqers-in fact, all kinds
OF Boulangers. The French War Min.
istsr would probably be more assonished
than gratihed II be we're 70 see these
varied pictures Of himself.
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The rsducfioa ef internal ssTenus ard
TIE taking a u rssenne STAMPS fFsn
Proprietary Msdirines. ne douha has
largely bene6tted ths oonsazers. as vel
- relieving tie harden Of heme san
nfAez1Fsra. EsDec5aliv i iris the ease
nth Gyaes's AHgasf Flosssr I'd B0srAsk's
Germ9a Sggsp. 81 the reduetion Of
thirty ST cents Per dozen. has been
acted % Increase tee size Of the bottles
containing thsse FeUedies. tbeEe5g
giving one-dfta more unedirine in the
q cenf size- The AsqNss Flosrsr for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and
The 6srzsas &yyzsp for Cough snd Lans
trDubies. have. perhaps. thu largest sale
Of any medicines in toe world. Tbs sd-
vsntaee Of increased siEe Of the bottles
vii BE- greatly appreciated By the sick
and afflicted IN every town sBd village
u civilized cou tries. Sample bottles
for 10 cents remain the sane size- deldN
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liable Inducements

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

The numerous amendments to the
kiveF and HarbOr bill. By which Oregon
and other States are getting slice after
slice Of the National Treasury PLAN
padding. have 3 tendency 10 sharpen
ihe appesitss Of the Territories. One Of
The latest additions 10 the bill is an ap-
prepristiOs Of $4,000 for work at
Yaqnina Bay, Oregon.